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GUILTY UT - Uta Von Schwedler, 49, Salt Lake City, 27 Sept 2011
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Recap for some of today's testimony. (and more) Pretty good article.
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/...cused-of-murdering-ex-wife-underway.html?pg=1
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/...cused-of-murdering-ex-wife-underway.html?pg=1
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http://www.good4utah.com/story/d/st...ed-of-killing-ex/15576/TDqf6kfwM0GqVUZ6kI8QLA
"This crime was committed by someone who simply wanted Uta dead" said the state.
The prosecution also gave the jury a history of Uta and Wall, describing a bitter divorce. Uta's boyfriend Nils Abramson found Uta's body, then called 911. It would be later be revealed Uta had high levels of Xanax in her body, a drug the prosecution says she didn't take willingly and didn't have a prescription for.
The prosecutions later argued it would be impossible for to force someone to drink down the drug.
"If you're an adult and there is no evidence of restraint how does that happen? Pure speculation" Physical evidence shows she took it voluntarily"said Defense Attorney Fred Metos.
During an over three hour testimony Abramson was the first to take the witness stand.
"I opened the door and I found Uta in the tub under water. I went to pull her out but put her back down because she was stiff. She was dead she was stiff as a board" said Abramson. "
Only 3 of 5 witnesses took the stand. They included Uta's boyfriend, a firefighter and woman who saw Uta prior to her death.
Court will continue again Thursday morning for what is expected to be a month long trial.
"This crime was committed by someone who simply wanted Uta dead" said the state.
The prosecution also gave the jury a history of Uta and Wall, describing a bitter divorce. Uta's boyfriend Nils Abramson found Uta's body, then called 911. It would be later be revealed Uta had high levels of Xanax in her body, a drug the prosecution says she didn't take willingly and didn't have a prescription for.
The prosecutions later argued it would be impossible for to force someone to drink down the drug.
"If you're an adult and there is no evidence of restraint how does that happen? Pure speculation" Physical evidence shows she took it voluntarily"said Defense Attorney Fred Metos.
During an over three hour testimony Abramson was the first to take the witness stand.
"I opened the door and I found Uta in the tub under water. I went to pull her out but put her back down because she was stiff. She was dead she was stiff as a board" said Abramson. "
Only 3 of 5 witnesses took the stand. They included Uta's boyfriend, a firefighter and woman who saw Uta prior to her death.
Court will continue again Thursday morning for what is expected to be a month long trial.
http://www.timesunion.com/news/us/a...nts-begin-in-Utah-doctor-s-murder-6087553.php
"....Prosecutors said Von Schwedler wouldn't have committed suicide, pointing to a discovery she recently made that could have helped find new treatments for childhood leukemia.
After her death, the couple's oldest son, Pelle Wall, fueled speculation about his dad by saying he believed John Wall killed his mother. Pelle Wall asked the court to remove his two youngest siblings from his father's custody.
Now 21, Pelle Wall said Wednesday the trial was long-awaited.
"No matter what the outcome of this trial, I will never forget who this is really about," he said, remembering his mother's curiosity, passion for the outdoors and habit of speaking her mind.
Pelle Wall is set to testify during the trial, which is expected to last four weeks.
John Brickman Wall attended the trial Wednesday in a light blue shirt and tie with khaki pants. He has maintained his innocence and pleaded not guilty."
"....Prosecutors said Von Schwedler wouldn't have committed suicide, pointing to a discovery she recently made that could have helped find new treatments for childhood leukemia.
After her death, the couple's oldest son, Pelle Wall, fueled speculation about his dad by saying he believed John Wall killed his mother. Pelle Wall asked the court to remove his two youngest siblings from his father's custody.
Now 21, Pelle Wall said Wednesday the trial was long-awaited.
"No matter what the outcome of this trial, I will never forget who this is really about," he said, remembering his mother's curiosity, passion for the outdoors and habit of speaking her mind.
Pelle Wall is set to testify during the trial, which is expected to last four weeks.
John Brickman Wall attended the trial Wednesday in a light blue shirt and tie with khaki pants. He has maintained his innocence and pleaded not guilty."
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 27m 27 minutes ago
Back in court for day 2 of testimony in Johnny Wall's trial. Yesterday's story: http://shar.es/1Wp0gA #walltrial #utahcrime
Back in court for day 2 of testimony in Johnny Wall's trial. Yesterday's story: http://shar.es/1Wp0gA #walltrial #utahcrime
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 17m 17 minutes ago
Englert said he was hired by Salt Lake City police to look at Uta von Schwedler's death. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 16m 16 minutes ago
Englert is talking about blood spatter. "It's all about patterns," he tells the jury. "Patterns. Patterns. Patterns." #walltrial
Englert said he was hired by Salt Lake City police to look at Uta von Schwedler's death. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 16m 16 minutes ago
Englert is talking about blood spatter. "It's all about patterns," he tells the jury. "Patterns. Patterns. Patterns." #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 6m 6 minutes ago
Englert is preparing to do a blood spatter demonstration in court. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 6m 6 minutes ago
Englert is using stage blood and white cardboard to demonstrate the types of blood spatter he saw in Uta's home. #walltrial
(wish we could see this)
Englert is preparing to do a blood spatter demonstration in court. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 6m 6 minutes ago
Englert is using stage blood and white cardboard to demonstrate the types of blood spatter he saw in Uta's home. #walltrial
(wish we could see this)
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 41s 41 seconds ago
Englert is demonstrating what blood looks like when smeared on a wall by a hand, clothing, hair, etc. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 29s 30 seconds ago
"That's a 40-hour course in 10 minutes," Englert says as he finishes his demonstration. #walltrial
Englert is demonstrating what blood looks like when smeared on a wall by a hand, clothing, hair, etc. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 29s 30 seconds ago
"That's a 40-hour course in 10 minutes," Englert says as he finishes his demonstration. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 2m 2 minutes ago
New exhibit: Englert pulls out the shorts that Uta was wearing when her body was found. No blood on it. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 52s 52 seconds ago
Englert is now handed a large evidence bag. Inside is Uta's blue and green comforter. It has blood stains on it. #walltrial
New exhibit: Englert pulls out the shorts that Uta was wearing when her body was found. No blood on it. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 52s 52 seconds ago
Englert is now handed a large evidence bag. Inside is Uta's blue and green comforter. It has blood stains on it. #walltrial
Jessica Miller @jm_miller · 4h 4 hours ago
Englert on cross-exam right now. Def atty Fred Metos asks if he's familiar with a blood spatter book (that Englert wrote). "Yes," he replies
essica Miller @jm_miller · 4h 4 hours ago
Metos asks him to read a passage from the book: "I don't always get it right." #walltrial
Englert on cross-exam right now. Def atty Fred Metos asks if he's familiar with a blood spatter book (that Englert wrote). "Yes," he replies
essica Miller @jm_miller · 4h 4 hours ago
Metos asks him to read a passage from the book: "I don't always get it right." #walltrial
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